TM Broadcast International is a digital magazine focused on the broadcast and audiovisual market, providing coverage of industry news, trends, and technologies relevant to audio and video production, as well as innovations in television technology. It is published in English each month with global distribution, complementing its Spanish-language counterpart TM Broadcast España. The company differentiates itself by serving as a leading communication instrument that evolves alongside the market, covering topics from live cinema to AI-driven media. Its global reach and bilingual publication strategy position it as a key resource for professionals in the broadcast sector.
Sobatech Group has implemented a remote production (REMI) workflow for the Spanish F4 and Eurocup-3 racing series using Blackmagic Design hardware and bonded cellular transmission. The centralized setup at their Banyoles facility has reduced logistical requirements and production costs by up to 60% for European events.
The HbbTV Association has announced the programme for its 14th annual Symposium and Awards, taking place in Barcelona on November 18-19, 2026. The event will focus on technical and business developments in connected TV, including addressable advertising, audience measurement, and AI-powered user interfaces.
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European public broadcasters are shifting toward software-defined production architectures like the EBU's Dynamic Media Facility to maintain competitiveness against global streaming platforms. While some organizations are prioritizing digital-first, IP-based workflows, others continue to maintain strategic investments in DTT alongside their migration to IP.
Arkona and Manifold Technologies are promoting a multidisciplinary engineering approach to broadcast infrastructure development. The companies plan to showcase their BLADE//planner configuration tool and EasyIP SDI-to-IP transition solution at IBC 2026.
Asian News International (ANI) has implemented Grass Valley's AMPP cloud orchestration and Framelight X to centralize its ingest and media management workflows. The deployment supports 32 concurrent ingest channels across SDI and SRT, enabling faster content delivery for broadcast and digital platforms.
Production company 2Vision deployed a Blackmagic Design workflow to manage multicamera video for Dawid Podsiadło’s stadium tour. The setup utilized URSA Broadcast G2 cameras, ATEM 4 M/E Constellation 4K switchers, and a Videohub 120x120 12G to handle over 20 sources for complex LED screen delivery.
WPP Production has issued internal guidelines to its staff that prioritize in-house bidding and discourage competitive tenders, sparking significant backlash from global production trade associations. The move follows WPP's 2026 corporate restructuring and has raised concerns regarding market competition and procurement transparency within the commercial production sector.
Article 50 of the EU AI Act, which mandates transparency for AI-generated or manipulated content, is now enforceable for broadcasters and production companies. The regulation requires clear disclosure for deepfakes and AI-generated informational content, prompting industry adoption of provenance standards like C2PA and watermarking technologies such as SynthID.
Agence France-Presse and Dalet have announced a partnership to integrate C2PA content credentials into video production and distribution workflows. The companies plan to develop a proof of concept by Q1 2027 to demonstrate verifiable provenance for editorial video content.
The BBC has secured a three-year agreement to broadcast the FIA World Rally Championship in the UK from 2027 to 2029. The deal includes live coverage of every round on BBC iPlayer and digital platforms, marking the return of a UK WRC round with the debut of Rally Scotland.
